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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-21
OFFICES TO RENT.

49, TWO large offices in Austin Building, s51
ILL Chapel street, up one flight, heated by steam
and will furnish incandescent electric lights if de-
sired II not rented by April 18th will rent desk
room to different parties. Rooms large enough for
ten desks. Apply at room ., ISL Chapel street,
mhsotf f. A, GILBERT.
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For Sale=Wanfed.

- GOOD two family house will be sold for
ss!a 81 ,0OO on easy terms.
wANTED-A house in central location, worth
from $4,000 to $4,000.
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A SITUATION by a respectable woman to wait
"a on an elderly lady invalid, or as working
housekeeper in a small family. Inquire at
a20 2t* 46 ASHMUN STREET.
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FOR RENT

Ae=A HOUSE 1856 Dixwen avenue. corner Foote
::s street. containing 10 rooms, with all the mod
MAss4- ern improvements and nearly new Inquire
at 81 FOOIE SIRhEI.
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RUCTIoNaaRLEa
60 9S

t 49, G
ON TUESDAY, April Goth, at 10 a. m. at the
" Gymnasium Building Wooster Place. en-
trance on Chestnut street, Off not previously dis
posed of at private sale) the large stock of an
tique furniture, lately held by F. H. Bradley & Co.
GEORGE H. LARNED,
a2Of Trustee.
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a COMPETENT waitress. Reference required.
~ German, Scotch or English preferred,
ago 2tt Al EF,M STREET
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geaI Estate.


- second floor containing five rooms; also
@;i one of four rooms; suitable for small families:
#ssA They are situated in pleasant neighborhood
on Dwight street. Rent moderate. Inquire at
ago If IS HOWE STREET.
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B. BOOTH, Auctioneer
RucIIoNAaALES

TWILL sell Thursday April 21 at 2O3 Orange St,
w brussels and ingram carpets, two parlor
suits, French plate mirrors marble top tables,
sewing machine, black walnut sideboard, teatner
beds and mattresses. extension table, Refrigerator
cornices kitchen utensils, &c. an 81
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-21

LOST,
T N this city. chids carriage pillow. The finder
i will be suitably rewarded by returning it to
81 ELM STREET.
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w
A GOOD, honest, capable boy about IS yea
IA old, to learn the drug business. Address
own handwriting,
e2l 1t DRUGGIST THIS OFFICE
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WANTED,
HOAT Makers. Non Union to work on first
~ class work. Good pay and steady work APP
ply at once to WALTER T. BUGBEE,
ais At Springfield, Mass.
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Three weeks at Boston Museum, Boston. Three
weeks at Park Theater, Boston. Three weeks at
Union Square Theater. New York Twenty weeks
at Madison Square Theater, New York.
The greatest comedy success of the season.
Seats at Ioomis'. Prices as usual.
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Farm For Sale, or Exchange For
Civ Pr0Dertv

City Property.
49, VALUABLE FARM will be sold very
kS;;; low, the owner being unable to give it re-
Ns.A quisfte attention.
About so nostIycutivatable. Several acres of
fine garden land with plantations Of asparagus and
also separata wood lot First Class ~ bmGnes IN
Guiding house. barn. stables, shed, granary, hen
neries, etc Situated in good neighborhood on
good main road, about five miles from city. An
undoubted bargain.
Photograph may be seen at Room %, No. 80
6 et al aod3
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Rase Rail Yesterday.

BaSe HAN Z esteFdays
Observation-Disclosures IL, Metropolitans 3.
Baltimore Baltimores s, Athletics 2
Cincinnati-C incinnatis IA, Clevelands 5.
New York-New Yorks 8, Jersey Citys ..
Pittsburg-Pittsburgs 10, Altoonas l..
Washing IS, Torontos 6.
Observation-Disclosures IL, Charlestons 8.
Roston-Bostons 16. Syracuse z.
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Farm For Sale,

g. COMPRISING a house, two barns and SO
Es:il acres of land, situated about one mile west
WfsiH from West Haven center. For terms and
particulars
Apply to WALTER A. MAIN,
a19 West Haven.
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FUR K6HN H
49, FOR private residence only, the first class
<ii brown stone house No. 225 Crown street with
&!ig furniture The house is centrally located. OF
recent build; has all modern improvements For
Terms INQUIRE of R. P. COWLES,
ok 6t AZ Orange street.
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WANTED.

HNn CLOTHES WRINGERS and CAR.
eD.O&N TPET SWEEPERS TO REPAIR at
the Basket House Furnishing and Furniture Store
of George D. Lamb, $50 Chapel street. Boys Wag-
ons Baby Carriages, Easy Chairs, Lounges. Ex-
tension Tables, Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Spring
Mattresses, Union Folding Beds, Hanging Lamps,
Stoves, Oil Cloths, &C. All kinds of firstclrss
Housekeeping Goods, low for cash, or weekly
payments.
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FOR RENT

- A valuable property on State street. be
H:;: tween Chapel and Court streets. For parti
NsssA. culars call at
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-21

49, A WELL known four story brick building
:;;l known hotel; well furnished and very de-
HsA sirably located, with good business; will pc
sold at a bargain; SIS 600 is required to make the
great purchase; the balance can remain on first
mortgage at per cent. interest. Address to
E. ", P. O. BOX1 ,638,
Haven Conn.
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Only $500.

o. THE premises No 90 Ivy street, consisting
M4ll.A Size of lot 55x15O, with choice fruit, This
ruinous low price is quoted that estate may be
closed. BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,
aS 169 Chapel Street.
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Farm For Sale,

Farm For Sale,
HMii
kslN Island Sound, containing about 20 acres of
land, with house and barn, will be sold at low
price cheap.
Also nice house and lot 100000 feet, corner
West Chapel ana Central avenue, will be sold at a
bargain.
FACTORY PROPERTY.
A factory building, 50x11O feet; 40-horse power
engine and 80 horse power Bigelow boiler. Also
about an half of land.
BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,
APPS 769 Chapel Street.
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FOR RENT,

o. STORE and Tenements in the house corner
s of Orchard and Henry streets Store, with
.sH barn. $50; first floor above store sig; second
floor above the store $40 The store and tenements
are in frstclass order Or will sell the property at
a bargain, on easy terms, at price that will pay
for investment.
Also lot on Charles street will be sold low.
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
a15 759 Chapel Street.
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FOR SALE,

49, HOUSE and lot 35G Crown street; small
4: brick barn in the rear; will be sold very low
~, to close an estate. Inquire OF
D. NJ. WEIGH & SON,
a14tf % and 30 Congress Avenue.
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FOR RENT.

49, NO. rs Prince street, two family house
IL Possession May 1st
T. g. SLOAN SON,
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49, THREE eligible rooms 25x68 feet over the
:: stores Nos. 40, 412 and Ala State street. cor
&yA. ner of Court. The rooms have north and
east light and are very desirable for almost any
kind Of light manufacturing for printing office
Front entrance from State street by wide and easy
stairway. Entrance to elevator from Court street.
Steam power furnished If desired
ROBERT B. BRADLEY & CO.,
a1e3t+ 406 State Street.
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For RENT
FOR RENT

A BARN at the corner of Chapel and Day
n streets containing three stalls and carriage
shed. Inquire on the premises .,,,
a12tf ,S23 CHAPEL SIREEI
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FUR E&EANI9
- TIL two brick houses No. 203 and POS Or
M:i ange street; has all the modern convenienceS;
M5assslA possession May 1st.
Apply at BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,
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Rnard aud 9nn1us.
IaIisIel la11en11s.
AuctiOueer,

AuctiOneer.
TTAVING had many years experience IN Iie
III business, offer my services as autioneer IN
the selling of household furniture, CARPETS bedding,
etc and goods of any kind and description. Leave
orders at F. M. Halls Crockery Store. NO. ~
Church street; or orders by mail promptly al
tended to- "
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DEATHS.

MACDONALD-In this city, April 10th. at his resi-
dence, 70 Edwards street, William F. Macdonald,
aged "a years. o months.
Notice of funeral hereafter
HUBBARD-Int this city, April Goth, Russell Hub
bard, aged 70 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Funeral from st. Mary'S church, Wednesday morn
ing at O'Clock.
PRESTON-In this city, April IS. Elizabeth Barnes.
beloved wife of Julius A. Preston and mother of
Mrs. George B. Martin. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend the funeral services at her
late residence, the ''Kensfngton," ia Orange
Street, Thursday, at II a. m. Burial in Cheshire
Conn. 2tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
- THE brick house and lot No. High street,
@::s the late residence of George W. Gocdsell,
4s.l now deceased. Immediate possession given
A large part of the purchase money may remain on
MORTGAGE at a low rate of interest.
JAMES GARDNER CLARK, Adm,
,,,bfotf Al Church Street
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- THE Money Island Hotel, Stony Creek 81
W::; rooms furnished; bar and billiard tables. a
MMl bargain for the right man. If not sold by
May list will be offered for rent for the season,
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- THE brick house No. 1876 High street, II
il!l The brick house No. $40 George street, II
The wood house No. a95 Columbus avenue, ii
rooms.
No 40 Lawrence street I'd story, rooms.
No 57t Elm street list story 8 rooms.
For narticuIars call on B. L. LAMBERT,
aon as 1858 Chapel Street
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mIsLEIla1Ieu11s.

| District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court.
April 10, A. D. 1887. (
TSTATE of SAMUEL SMITH. late of East
IIHaven, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha-
ven hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof the creditors of said estate
hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg
lect present their accounts, properly attested,
within said time, will be debarred recovery All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
LEVI SMITH,
AGO I'd 1w* Executor.
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" w, =. GILBERT,
-. 65 CHURCH STREET, opposite p. O.
T. 70 to 80 RAILROAD AVENUE.
4nteIs.
THE sHELBURNE,

At Atlantic City, NJ.
,.o. n DIRECTLY on the beach Hot and
R cold sea water baths.
G&EETltSIS Open all the year.
z7%e$4$ f1Sd6m A. B. ROBERTS.
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49, IN west Haven, near the N. Y. & N. H. R.
&c; R. depot a two-story brick factory, 30x50
Hl.p feet, with one story additions, and other
buildings, with engine, boiler and main shaftlng
complete all about new. Apply to James Granam
or George R. Kelsey, apl4u
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TURNED OUT OF CASTLE GARDEN
AMAS WHO OFFERED AN IMMIGRANT GIRL
SITUATION IN CHICAGO.

NAN WHO OFFERED AN IMMIGRANT GIRL
SITUATION IN CHICAGO.
About . O'Clock yesterday afternoon man WIN
rsrpetbag apparently immigrant, accompaniou =!
4 woodworking girl about sixteen years vi aee' "eu
mn 10 the railroad ticket Office In CaStH Oaruch an
asked for two tickets TO Chicago lie was party In
toxicsted and this together with other suspicious
eumstances led the agent to refuse 10 sell hil ''o
tickets The man then attempted TO pass out Oh inc
GARDEN with the girl, when the gateman, Shiiselah
Haven intercepted him, and being olssa,si e.san
answers 10 his questions called Commissioners
sons attention to the couple. Inc Conn u ' s7io
questioned tho 9i through an interpreter anu
thai her name was Okaz Erien and that shc ndu Jee
landed nom the steamship city of Chicago eDe va
from I.cL ard Hungary, and on her way 10 reia
tiyes in Pennsylyania She said that While she wa
sitting In the Garden the man came 10 her ana ooieu
10 ave her q good situation II she would accoinpsnS
him TO Chicago. He displayed considersoio l'onoS
Ind mado her such nattering oner that BIG oonF
sented to 60 with him. 49,. 49,, maj, hecame
While the girl telling her story inc man
6sonstratye and pulling out roll OF bls salo tnat
Ne bad nlenty of money and wanted 10 Know whs'
bu,iness the Commissioner had TO Interfere with hl
So noisy aid he become that the Commissioner cacu
upon Roundsman Conlin and Officer Hafney, OF .l S
Thitd Irecpct who on duty In the Oafuens Aiu
be vus ejected. He said that his name was AioeI'
Lewandowsky, Pole, OF No l39 North ln nnrnsry
Brooklyn, and that he had been In thls s ~
seven wears He has q wife and two children In
BROOKLYN and t thought that he was about 10 90
SER them He had $500 in money he oo-
tained "a mission TO the Garden by saying that nc
gaa immigrant.
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6ieamboais and Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
CITY q T9 sys nd y sIssS su
day @ D. m fpr Troy and the North. Sunday steamer
touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets. 81 90.
CATSKILL. EVENING LINE.
~ Steamers kaateTskl and Catskii leave ricr 90 ~ i
foot OF Jayst every week day NJ M, connecting win
Catskill Mounta and Cairo Railroads.
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
NEW YORK and BUFFALO LIGHTNING EAPbhSsS
TRAINS. No DUST. ALWAYS ON TINE PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHEI,. -.
Depots New OF Barclay and Christopher ss
pa m. Daily except SUNDAYS, Buffalo aud OsweGO hS'
press f0i Water Gap, rouds burg Scranton bins
oxford Utica connect at scranton Tor PlttsV0n
Wlkesbafre DsDye and Northumberland, at OweSo ior
Ithaca and intermediate stations. -. ,,,..
/ p. m. Blnghamt0n and Flmira Express ior Nsser
Cap Scranton, Binshamton, owego and Elnrs connects
Scranton for Pittston. Kingston, Wilkes pdre &c.
4i0 p In Scranton. Wikesbarre and Kingston fA
p. m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Strouds
burg, Scranton, Binghamton. QSego, Elmra, corning
Bath Wayiand DansSine, Brnaio, &C. arriving IN Dui
D. m. Daily Buffalo. Utica ana Dansville, Oswego
Express for SrOudsburs Scranton, Bn hamton Cortland
Syracuse OswegO, Greene Oxf0id: Norwich, Utica &C.,
connects at Owego Ithaca and intermediate stations
except Saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains for all
points West
daily Pullman sleeper attached 90, ,.o.a.u,x
Tickets for sale and baggage checked az 80 roadwsy
and At westcott Express oces in NewYok and Brooklyn
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave fom Chambers St station for Engle
sSSa s@aay y GIOsSr sDif -, and SSacs 80 30 30
40, 30, s, 10 80 p M. 10 mdnght Sundays, 10
80 a. m, 4 and D.. m. For Manuel, Spring valley
p. m. q :I6 p m. Saturdays only. Sundays 80 a M
ID, m.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH nav HAs
Time liable OF June %. ISL. a,or,a
go 80. Il p. m SUNDAYS at s'l5 a. M 80
Trains leaving at 4, 30 II M 80, =, S ;S9.
80 IL D. n connection for Reading HarrlsDuls'
Potts VILE etc, for Lake Hopaicong' Eas.on.
bethlehem, Allentown. Reading Harisbu g. eIe On sun
days Lake H0patcong, Easton -, ,o,s,oh.n
80 FOR Lake HopaCcong' EasIon' DcinieheN'
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. ,. ,,...
Chunk Wikesbarre ), ranOn T. ading uarrisbu iVtss
vile Tamaqua, Shamokin Sunbury Lewsourg' "hAu'S-
j and / 80 p. m. for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg ETC. -. ,.ou.h
as y. IN. for Eason, Bethlehem hlieheoNi N'"'N'
Chunk, Wilkesbarre, scranton, Tamaqua Shahosnia
80 D.. for Lake Hopatcohs' EdsVOh' Des''''
IS D. M for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. Wukesbarre Reading, Harrisburg ETC. oh BUN
co. Is. III rs a. m, 80, 80, 90, 80, 615
n m SUNDAYS o q. for Red BANK, Long DrDich
tAsbury Park, Ocean Grove except Suhuays'' io''s
4 is a. m, 80. 80 p m for Lakewood Tons
i' NJ SO !: for Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY,
90, 9 is, II :i5 a. m, 80. 80, CHS p m for
f'ee9 c1 100, sl5, 10 30 IL rs M, 30 90
. IN 90, q rs D. M Sundays 100 q. M for Perth
"ho''' NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier 8. y. X.
At 80, 10 lis q. m, 100, 9 40, oo ?: IN; sun.
DAYS 100 a. fer Highlands Seaoright Long brahch
&e no. 100 a. M, AS, 100 for ATLANTIC Highlands
At 10 100, 20 700 c p, M sn nor faSe
n nsGTry p,sasant, V &c. Sundays 90 a.
At 90, 3Ao p. m for Lakewood IONS f'i'er anu
D. m for vineiand, BrIdgeton Beach Haven and
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on ami after JUNE 81, 1887,
EpEAlP TRUNK LINE

AND UNIfED Stalls NAIL ROUTE; ,,,,Ds,
na.Sais FITS V and the West with Pullman p2acs
ana ana -t;ssa Ls,aa bass smoking and
wIi.Rsport. Lock Haven, a p M Cory and
Fs sf g euira and ISap sSo 81 EeS cons y,
For % S2o Il nj aas w 70 and Reading
S2C M ana ana q p N; Saturdays only p III"
pam nos w.s2n aSa ~ .ad the South Limited Wash
ngtoH EXPe o. Pullman naor e cars ahs anaay 10
.rTiv; washington M s s@Sui SIn z 20 20
ss :Se Sunday So n ID and "a n ana 80 and
70! At.aSss lily; sxssp: sunday and p m
ESa SnB sa Miy y LEAD and intermediate
cSs "a 40 KshT .Rs A%eSy TO- and nd so m
On sqnday, IS. . rs a M and p m do not stop
Norfolk VIA NsTS Ssy via RA BsRSs
Boats with A. sA59S SsT ra Os
s?Ssys i r0q ss5 Ns.ss 80 .s sa
B.aaors: 20 $50 20 80 20 $40 80 no.
g? y 3. ts 81 Il Is
q a TO- g 90 20 sSd !, T. s g
n' 5o S nm. 90 g $50 l. 30. 1885, 10 81
y m' FOR PHILADELPHIA: ran,
Express Trains leave New YORK via Desorosses ana 'o
NO, 30 5. % Chicago Limited and 70 washington
8, g. 7, s AMI p M. and ~ rs night Aseomm0da'
ton 80 and II 10 a. M, 40 p m sundays f's'
meas :l5 10 Limited and 10 M 4, 80. 3, ., 4,
< and 0 p. m, and IL 10 night - o., -. q n
Trains leaving Now York daily, except sunday ~ b.
and III 10 l. 2, T. o, p m: and 10 a. a. ana
a9i AYE b5Ssa street s a.'
IL Oh 90. ;o5, $40, bio SO 90 xsr ;so
with 6lnins Car and 45o ana ana = so 10 p '5O
on SUNDAYS, IL OF, 20. 4;o5 40, 40
80 40 a. m, y 40. 20. a so Lmited)' 10
Leave s iaa i'd iPa Via p Camden and 80
TcSet oaices $40, I35 and 944 Broadway, Astor
House Battery Place and foot OF Desorosses ana C9rt
iaYdI sta Jourt-st and Brooklyn Annex station, 100.
Of FuIton.st brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY; EHsrAh'
Ticket Onice. Castle Garden. 80, -, r.. 49,, .N..v
The New YORK Transfer Company VIII eau TOR ana cho9
baggage nom h p1'nu anu ''' J. r. WOOD
ShAo r. 1870 Ms,agar General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

The news Of the embezzlement by George + Emery
secretary of the Manufacturing Jewellers Board VI
Trade. was the subject Of much comment among
4uellers YESTERDAY and expressions OF sorrow were
heard at his downfall Considerable curiosity was
expressed as the he mad OF the money appfo.
prated HE had a salary OF 81 500" said ono OF
lis friends, "and be only took about Sl,2oo. aho
faat In Q period OF about three years. ~ surely
could not have gone into fast lvf.: for there was
uot enough of 1t. IL he could not live on $1'6o
gear, no could not much better ON s2,oVo a an,
sorry for Lis family, more even than for him W
cuufse IL wont hurt the Board much. III any, put ~
sill ruin his whole life" The amount taken by ~
Emery il about 81 200, and 1t Is understood that
restitution has boen made and that no acton VIII 90
tasen agalnst him by the Board Emery has Mways
borne an untarnished reputation, and was consiaefoo
n eIpoit accountant
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THE PETROLEUM Market

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The report National Transit Company for August
shows considerable reduction stocks alter allowing
barrels received from other pipe lines we
Will review figures length Monday issue gauge
Washington field is 1884 barrel. from 2l2 wells an
average a barrels well about what was the aveage
whe wells Other Items OF neh news
OF encouraging character Tho market developed
decided and with the increase TO business went re-
snmpt Of the upward movement that pause AWhle on
Friiav Amer early sales az 7OHo0s cents tnere wa
renewed and tho market rose to II cents gam OF
%. cent. Friday night The takinH OF prois that
naturally followed ivaucc uroiuced reactg- OF only
figures the market In Newfork eosen
firm.
The range prices total dealings at tho consoh
dated Exchange were a. follows;
Opening 20 Lowest ~
M chest 81 = FINAL
sales BARRELS
Refined oil was firm G' per gallon at all ports
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Anrtion Sales.

i 4 COAL. GAS OIL AND TIMBER LANDS FOX
SALE. ,,on., ~, ogan
County West Virginia. rendered In the ehancery Gauss VI
l. H. Wilkinson against George H. y Floyd CT az INC IN
dersgned special commissioners WILL on ho sen uay y,
October, 1887 at the front door OF inc SOurs od "
Logan County West Virginia, sell the I0iio" lng ishu'
One half OF tract OF 80 acres on Jennin Ryor
One tract OF 3 on the Tug FORK OF SahuJ n''i
one tract OF 1876 on Burning creek.
one tract OF 90 acres Oh Rner branch. ,.,
one tract OF 60 on open FORK OF IL ioe an,
one tract OF 200 on the waters oil Miiors anu
One tract OF o40 25 waters OF Pigeon creek
one OF 54o0 i3 acres Oh the Trace ana ELK ioiA'
OF Pigeon Creek ,ho anal oil
and gas region of West Virginia and well covered win
timber. Title good. Terms, enough cash III hii'u w Pss
costs OF suit and and the residue In equal nsalmehs
" Parties Interested can address H. RAGLAND Logan
=, IL ~ Va . or i. A. HING, Wayne T.. H. w. Va.
~ ''' w. " II. e RAGLAND,
J. A. BING
Special Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
NETWORK ONTARIO & WESTERN tSS re RY

NEW YORK ONTARIO g. WESTERN KY
~ Trains leave from ferries Al west 42a ana 'ays ~
follows: r.. ,,,,.,...xr
West 42d 8 a. m. Jay-st 40 a. m. Tor Micdleo,wh'
FallsbuFg, Monticello. Liberty Walton Delhi N2rmlSr'
Utlca Rome OneidA, Fulton, Os"eso' buuao' be'iS'~
w., .oa q IN r yav.st q 80 A. m for Lake Mo-
honr IaEe Mpnswaska Middletown, Ellenville, Falls
burg Mon iccllo, LiberJy White Lake. ,.r.,a Mn
West 42d 10 p. m Jayst, 100 p M LOT Lax liz III
hOnk, Lake NJ nnewa-ka NJ ddictO%n, Elieo'ine' haNs
burg Monticello, Liberty, White Lake. 49, o.. Mia
Wst AID IS p. Jsyst, 10 p M oal,J -, sia'
dleown Fallsburg. Liberty, Walton NOrwicn' UueiuA'
OswegO Suspension Bridge, Detroit, Cmcago 81 Loui1;
Ss urday half holiday train, West IA 10 p IN Ssy
ST. | p. M for Midtletown EilenVlIe, fal,puis' sao
cello Liberty. White Lake. - III ,x.,.,
Pullman drawing and sleeping cars on an rains.
Seats berths reserved az 30I BroadwaJ
ticGots &C. al 2o7 3o7, e44 1923 nrosdway' 90 o'n'
~ J. Q. ANDERSON. g, L. A.. =,
10 Exchange Place, n. T.